I Am Better Everywhere

[DaysOfThunder]

How often do you hear that from a fighter prior to losing?

 

[Khaosan]

I don’t have the numbers on me.

 

[Nobru]

a lot

confidence + ignorance is a deadly combo

 

[TheCryingElite]

It’s said quite often and noticed more so by those who’ve lost after the fact.

 

[Psychojoe86]

Most fighters say something along those lines, so 50 percent of them end up being wrong

 

[Black Blood]

I mean, what do you want them to say? That they're overmatched and hoping to squeak out a decision?

 

[DiazSlap]

I mean, what do you want them to say? That they're overmatched and hoping to squeak out a decision?

SU you freaking simp…obviously they don’t have to say that but don’t need to say that are “better everywhere” as that’s just as stupid stupid.

 

[Hank Grill]

True fans only listen to Dana he know better than the fighter

 

[DaleBoca]

This is how Ariel would set up his questions back in the day.

Ariel-“Hey, where do you think you the advantage in this fight?”

Fighter 1-“I think my wrestling is a bit better”

Ariel to the opponent.
“He says your wrestling isn’t good. What do you have to say about that?!”

He would love to instigate things. lol, that little weasel.

 

[7 others]

"I don't lose to guys like Jan" - probably the most douchey comment

 

[nonoob]

Offhand, a winning comment like that was when Jamahal asked a reporter why Alex was the 2-time kickboxing champ, then answered "Because I wasn't fighting there".

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[Egészségére!]

In the pre fight interview he said about strategy that this wasn’t the type of fight where he’s going to win with one flying knee

Turns out that’s pretty much exactly what he needed to do